Teekay LNG has no problem being boring.

Despite all the Covid-19-driven turmoil in 2020, the New York-listed LNG carrier owner expects to be within the range of guidance it published last year as it sticks to its strategy of fixing its fleet on long-term charters.

"Last quarter we were referred to as boring in a year when boring was good, with one analyst referring to us as a Swiss watch," chief executive Mark Kremin said on the company's third quarter earnings call on Thursday.